Posted by gill simo (193.195.0.102) on March 11, 2003 at 07:21:42:
hello again
please look at the 1st dynasty bowl.if u have c dunns diagram ok but better still if you have the photograph from sitchins stairway to heaven
this bowl is no more than a bearing cage. its approx 24 ins in diameter and 4 ins in hight/depth
into it place 3 balls of 8 ins diameter, they all rest in,up against each other, they clear the axle,they extend very slightly outside the bowls diameter,such that the whole would itself turn within a drum. the 3 overturned petals hold these 3 balls in place, each rising up by 4 ins, half the ball size. so get yourself 3 balls, sit them together, all touching and underneath youll see where the bowl fits and how the axle fits nicely through them.now take a second bowl/cage, also with 3 balls in it,turn them to face each other on an axle and push together so that the 6 balls meet.they meet in 2 ways with 3 balls butting up against 3 balls OR 3 balls meshing with 3 balls.
in the meshed position twist the cages(widening the gap between the 2 bowls)until you reach the `balls butting` position.youll see that what we have here is 2 triangles either both in the same position or both in opposite positions.(star of david)
set the gap between the cages at this position.allow each cage to move freely and indipendently. what do you imagine/see happening as all 6 balls have room to move when the 2 cages twist to the meshed position?
furthermore what if you add a third layer of ball, thats 3 triangles, what about 4,5,6 etc ?
finally lets say the two cages are not indipendent but set together on the axle,each has 3 balls in it and they are either set as 2 triangles the same or 2 triangles inverted (star of david).between them place a 3rd set of 3 balls.these must mesh with one cage of balls and butt against the other. if they move to mesh with the other then they end up butting against the first
ie the 3rd set, the middle set snake from side to side ,between the 2 cages and twist the 2 cages in doing so, get yourself 9 marbles and have a play.
its hard on the brain not to mention the fingers trying to keep 9/6 marbles together whilst you study them and its even harder on the brain if you believe as i do that the cages do, as bessler said turn in both directions. thats "moves from side to side and turns in both directions"
how about 2 cages, each with 3 ball pushed together with 6 balls in the middle. BEWARE if you start thihking about this, if you pick up on what im saying without the need 4 me to provide diagrams etc, then you`ll end up torturing your head day and night, indeed youll feel that the devil has enslaved you. your thoughts and observations please
GOD BLESS
Gill SIMO